Sample Human Resource Recruiter Resume 3

Richard Anderson, 1234, West 67 Street, Carlisle, MA 01741, (123)-456 7890.

Objective:

Seeking for the position as a human resource recruiter to participate in the development of ongoing cost effective sourcing and creative strategies with a aim of hiring excellent candidates.

Qualification Summary:

Adaptive, result-oriented, self-motivates, and committed to achieve human resource departmental goals with a positive attitude.

Education:

University of Texas at Dallas, TX Bachelor of Science degree in Human Resources May 1999 GPA 3.75/4.0

Work Experience:

Pall Corporation, Del Rio, TX Senior Recruiter August 2004 - present

• Leverage in-house recruitment efforts and online recruiting resources to examine and hire ideal candidate

• Taking interview of all the candidates which are qualified for the job

• Categorize the jobs so that the candidates can search by keyword or category on the corporate website

• Interacted with department managers and hiring managers to coordinate planning activities of trends, needs, hiring, and recruiting strategies

• Manage the selection, presentation, closing, negotiation, offer, administrative components or hiring

• Maintain well-ordered and accurate documentation on all candidates

Global Management, Garland, TX Recruiter February 2002 - August 2004

• Provided accurate, detail, and motivating information to candidates regarding the position being filled and company.

• Performed detailed reference analysis and/or reference checks on selected candidates.

• Planned and carried out on-campus recruitment efforts.

• According to the hiring manager's directions extended the offers of employment to selected candidates.

Professional Affiliations:

Society of Human Resource Management

Hobbies: Photography and Soccer.

Grammar passive voice

Ex.1. Decide whether the sentences are written in Active or Passive.   1. They often listen to music.

2. She is reading the newspaper now.

3. These cars are produced in Japan.

4. Alan teaches Geography.

5. German is spoken in Austria.

6. Lots of houses were destroyed by the earthquake in 1906.

7. Henry Ford invented the assembly line.

8. The bus driver was hurt yesterday.

9. You should open your workbooks.

10. This house has been built by my father.

Ex.2. Use by or with to complete the sentences.

The room was tidied up … my brother. A lot of goods have been bought … customers. The tree will be cut down … a saw. This dictionary is often used … our students. He was hit in the eye … a snowball. The mixture must be stirred … a fork. In the future big cities will be blocked … cars. The car will not be repaired … William. Was this circle drawn … a pencil? Could the dog be fed … you?

Ex.3. Introduce correct passive forms of the verb in Simple Tenses:

1. Jam … (make) from fruit, from strawberries, for example.

2. The results of geography test … (announce) next Friday.

3. Two people … (injure) in the accident that I saw last night.

4. … speaking loudly … (forbid) in the libraries?

5. I … (wake) up by some loud screams yesterday morning.

6. That conversation … (not/finish) until we reach a deal.

7. We … (warn) against thieves in the place we stayed last summer.

8. All prizes … (hand) in tomorrow at 4 o’clock.

9. The letter … (not/post) a week ago, it was earlier.

10. … your shop … (close) for a long time? I hope it won’t.

11. My flowers … (not/water) every day. I do it every three days.

12. … that car … (produce) in Sweden or Italy? How old was it?

13. My car … (drive) by a friend of mine tomorrow.

14. Mike and I … (catch) reading my sister’s diary yesterday.

15. I … (tell) to be quiet at least twice during each lesson. I’m used to it.

Ex.4. Introduce correct passive forms of the verb in Present and Past Tenses:

1. He … (offer) a new job last week. 2. The bridge … (blow up) yesterday. 3. This novel … (write) by Hemingway. 4. Flies … (catch) by spiders. 5. All the trees … (cut) down yesterday. 6. We … (tell) to go home. 7. Their purse … (steal) yesterday night in the disco. 8. Rain … (hold) up by fog. 9. He … (admit) to the University a week ago. 10. Pigs … (use) to find truffles. 11. The old theatre … (reopen) last Friday. 12. She … (ask) about the accident by the police yesterday. 13. Rotten eggs … (throw) at him last month in Bristol. 14. Mice … (catch) by cats. 15. I … (often / ask) for her address.

Ex.5. Introduce correct passive forms of the verb in Continuous Tenses.

1. A lot of new supermarkets … (build) in Warsaw now.

2. I'm sure my house … (watch) at the moment.

3. My trousers … (mend) at the moment.

4. The cause of the accident … (investigate) for five months last year.

5. The ship … (unload) from 3am till 7pm yesterday.

6. Her books … (not/sell) in many bookshops now.

7. My letter … (copy) when I entered the office.

8. Spanish … (learn) by more and more people now.

9. Her novel … (read) by George now.

10. Our beds … (make) when we came back to our room.

11. Mary’s hair … (do) by my sister when I entered the room.

12. The car … (repair) so we have to wait for a while.

13. The quiz contestants … (inform) about the rules when I switched on TV.

14. The amount of fat … (reduce) in our diets now.

Ex.6. Introduce correct passive forms of the verb in Perfect Tenses.

1. … you ever … (rob) in the street? Yes, once.

2. The house … completely … (burn) before the fire brigade arrived.

3. Our conversation … (interrupt) by phone calls three times so far.

4. Your wages … (not/pay) by next Tuesday.

5. After all exams … (pass), we went on holiday.

6. How … your ideas … (receive) since you came back to work.

7. Jack’s flat … nicely … (furnish) before he invited us to visit him.

8. … your town … (invade) with so many tourists before? No, it is the first time.

9. The letter … (open) before Jim came back from work.

10. Not much … (say) since I joined my friends.

11. All the cash … (spend) by the end of next week.

12. My street … (not/sweep) even once since I moved in.

13. Such bad weather … (not/expect) so we were all angry.

14. Everything we learned … (forget) by the end of our holiday.

15. That song … already … (play) five times! I can’t listen to it any more.

Ex.7. Put into passive.

1. We … (observe) when we were going home last night.

2. My parents … (expect) to come back next Monday.

3. My article … (comment) on in tomorrow's paper.

4. George felt ill and he … (examine) by a doctor yesterday.

5. I … (not/ask) out since last summer.

6. Her work can’t … (continue) right now.

7. I’m afraid the bank … (close) at the moment.

8. I could … (kill) in that accident if I hadn’t fastened a seat-belt.

9. The date of the meeting … (not decide) yet.

10. The delay of our plane … (announce) when we reached the airport.

11. You ought to … (instruct) in the use of a computer a long time ago.

12. That sculpture … (create) by a friend of mine last year.

13. Washing up … (do) by my sister as I prefer hoovering the flat.

14. Our journey must … (plan) carefully before we go.

Ex.8. Change the sentences below into the correct passive tense.

1. Someone burgled my house while I was away.  My house … while I was away. 

2. He started to leave before they had given him the directions. He started to leave before he … directions. 

3. I went to the showroom but was informed that they had sold all the houses.  I went to the showroom but was informed that all the houses … .

4. They were still building the hotel when we stayed there. The hotel … when we stayed there. 

5. They sent my son home from school for being cheeky to the teachers.  My son … home from school for being cheeky to the teachers. 

6. My doctor prescribed me some medicine for my cough. I … some medicine for my cough. 

7. They haven't finished fixing my car yet. They're so slow! My car … yet. They're so slow! 

8. I visited my home town last year, only to find that they'd demolished the house I'd grown up in. I visited my home town last year, only to find that the house I'd grown up in …

9. Someone stole my bike while I was in the shop.  My bike … while I was in the shop. 

10. They've just repaired the bridge in the park. The bridge in the park … . 

11. They were always changing the bus timetable. It was really annoying. The bus timetable … .

12. They discharged my brother from hospital yesterday.  My brother … from hospital yesterday. 

13. My lawyer informed me of the changes to the contract. I … by my lawyer of the changes to the contract. 

14. When I arrived at the cinema I found that they had cancelled the film.  When I arrived at the cinema I found that the film … . 

15. After six weeks the shop still hadn't sent my books. After six weeks my books still … .

Ex.9. Change these active sentences to passive. Choose if you need the agent or not.

1. People speak Portuguese in Brazil.

2. The Government is planning a new road near my house.

3. My grandfather built this house in 1943.

4. Picasso was painting Guernica at that time .

5. The cleaner has cleaned the office .

6. He had written three books before 1867.

7. John will tell you later.

8. By this time tomorrow we will have signed the deal.

9. Somebody should do the work.

10. The traffic might have delayed Jimmy.

11. They are building a new stadium near the station.

12. At six o’clock someone was telling a story.

13. Somebody has drunk all the milk!

14. I had cleaned all the windows before the storm.

15. By next year the students will have studied the passive.

Ex.10. Read the text.

An Unexpected Offer

Yesterday, a headhunter offered me a new job. The headhunter emailed me a message about an opening at startup company. I already had a job that I liked very much. But the offer intrigued me.

The headhunter described the job skills to me. The headhunter told me details about the position. The headhunter promised me a much better salary. I told her that I already had a job. The headhunter suggested keeping an open mind to me.

The headhunter asked me a few questions about my availability. The headhunter gave me an invitation to visit the company offices. The headhunter introduced me to the group that I would work with.

I thought about the pros and the cons. I owe money for my house. I have four "mouths" to feed (my family). The higher salary would be useful. The work would be interesting.

Today, I accepted and they are hiring me.

availability (n.) – being available, having an opening in one's calendar to do something  or schedule an appointment;

headhunter (n.) a person (male or female) who searches for skilled, new employees for a corporation; a personnel recruiter;

intrigue (v.) – interest very much; cause to be curious, fascinated by something new and unusual;

pros and cons (expression) – the good points and the bad points;

recruit (v.) – to actively search for new people to join a group, corporation, or military.

Note that when a person is contacted regarding a new job opportunity, it is customary to keep the communications private.  The name of the company and the recruiter is not mentioned.  The employee usually says very little while considering the new position so that he or she does not compromise his or her existing job.

Change sentences so that the focus is on the employee not the personnel recruiter.

1. Yesterday, a headhunter offered me a new job.

2. The headhunter emailed me a message about an opening at a startup company. The offer intrigued me.

3. The headhunter described the job skills to me.

4. The headhunter told me some details about the position.

5. The headhunter promised me a much better salary.

6. The headhunter suggested keeping an open mind to me.

7. The headhunter asked me a few questions about my availability.

8. The headhunter gave me an invitation to visit the company offices.

9. The headhunter introduced me to the group that I would work with.

10. Today, I accepted and they are hiring me.

Ex.11. Change from passive into active.

1. Your test should be checked before handing in. 

2. He was offered a new bank loan by my cousin.  3. Mobile phones are used by many young people.  4. My wallet has been taken by Amanda.  5. The packtes are being packed into the plastic boxes. 

6. Who was the prize won by?

7. Harry is being questioned by the police.

8. Will a new decision be made soon?

9. My jewellery has been stolen!

10. The portrait was painted by an unknown artist.

11. I was told by my mum to get ready to the flight.

12. Has it been decided by the school authorities that Mr. Anderson will come back?

13. The form will have to be filled in.

14. She was found two weeks ago.

15. Where was he seen?

Ex.12. Translate into English.

1. Ці питання зазвичай обговорюються після роботи.

2. Багато будинків будується в вашому місті?

3. Чи знаєте ви, що ця книга була перекладена на англійську мову тільки два роки тому?

4. Мене попросили допомогти йому закінчити цю роботу сьогодні, тому я повинен був залишитися в офісі після роботи.

5. Йому можуть дати журнал "Как стать феей" в понеділок вранці.

6. Вам показали все, що ви хотіли подивитися?

7. Його треба знайти негайно.

8. Про цей фільм багато говорять.

9. Лекції Петрова слухають з інтересом.

10. Треба негайно послати за лікарем Івановим.